柯林斯英汉双解大词典
frumpy /ˈfrʌmpɪ/
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ADJ If you describe someone or someone's clothes as frumpy, you mean that their clothes are dull and not fashionable. (穿衣服)傻里傻气的 [表不满]
例：I looked so frumpy next to these women.
站在这些女人旁边，我看起来傻里傻气的。
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I looked so frumpy next to these women.
站在这些女人旁边，我看起来傻里傻气的。
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It wasn't until I saw myself on TV that I realised how frumpy I was.
直到我在电视上看到自己，我才意识到自己是多么地上不了台面。
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Michelle, she looks fabulous. I'm a little frumpy, " Obama laughed in an interview with NBC.
在接受美国国家广播公司采访时，奥巴马笑道：“我觉得，米歇尔看上去很时尚，而我自己却有点老土。”
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On April 11, audience members openly laughed at the frumpy 48-year-old as she introduced herself on the Britain's Got Talent TV show.
VOA: standard.2009.12.25
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But anyway, the confederate that they hired was a woman who was naturally attractive in most people's view but they made her look either more attractive or less attractive by giving her kind of frumpy clothes, bad make-up, and a frizzy wig.
不管怎么说，他们请的这个助手,在大多数人眼中亭亭玉立,他们可以把她包装得更漂亮,或打扮成丑女无敌,让她穿些邋遢的衣服，失败的妆容还带上卷曲的假发。
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Ratty says ecologically friendly clothes are not,necessarily, ethnic nor frumpy looking.
VOA: standard.2010.01.31
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